“Working Large without Fear” painting workshop

“Working Large” is a three-day studio class, Feb. 18-20, with a fun and intensive exploration of handling a large canvas. Painters are encouraged to leave the “comfort zone” and work larger than their customary sizes. Learning how to select compositions that “work” for large-scale paintings, we will create them without letting the bigger format intimidate!

 

Painters will be working in their choice of oil, acrylic or watercolor with daily demonstrations and one-to-one instruction. Also included is a “Get Acquainted” party on the evening of Feb. 17.

 

For more information on this or other workshops in 2016, or to register, please visit williamjameson.com or email billjameson0593@gmail.com. Early registration is encouraged as this workshop is limited in size and fills quickly!

 

-Submitted by Cathy Jackson

SportsPlus

Community

Family to be presented with lost Medal of Honor certificate

Columbus

UNSUNG HEROES: Thermal Ridge Vegetable Stand springs into action as community lifeline

Community

Bridge over Green River at Lake Adger Dam now open

Community

Polk Rural Forever to host County Board of Commissioners Candidate Forum

Community

Gateway Wellness Foundation announces disaster relief grant opportunity

Community

Annual Saluda Historic Depot Golf Tournament canceled

Community

Meet the mayoral candidates for Town of Tryon

Community

Public Wi-Fi now available at Tryon Town Hall

Arts

Huckleberry’s provides support, music therapy in wake of Helene

Arts

Third Space Coffee & Bakery to host book launch event for local author

Community

Landrum, Campobello schools to open Tuesday

Community

Distribution operations continue at Tryon International Equestrian Center

Community

Tryon International Film Festival announces postponement of tenth annual event

Community

Tryon Candidates Forum rescheduled for October 10

Community

Local government shares public notice with Polk County residents

Community

Trail volunteers needed in Polk County

Community

Students set to return to Polk County Schools on Oct. 9

Community

Rescue operations suspended Wednesday, county manager says

Community

Columbus Town Council holds emergency meeting

News

Polk Central being used as distribution hub

Community

Power restored to downtown Tryon

Community

Officials: Organizations planning to move resources, people into western North Carolina must coordinate with state first

Community

Polk County Update: Information about beginning claims process with FEMA, maximizing impact of donations, volunteer efforts

Community

Boil water notice lifted for residents on US176 above Warrior Drive